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03 A Prescription for Death vs an Opportunity at Life
The Let's Talk Hemp Podcast
01/25/18 • 17 min
This week we delve into the recent autoposy from Tom Petty and the fact that opioids are killing nearly 100 Americans A DAY! Cannabis, meanwhile, has NEVER recorded an overdose! However, the drugs Tom Petty, Prince, Michael Jackson and others have taken are PRESCRIBED AND 100% LEGAL. A prescription for death vs an opportunity at life... with cannabis.
We also cover the latest news, update on the crop report from Vote Hemp showing over 25,000 acres of hemp cultivated in USA in 2017, upcoming travel to Iowa and Mexico for hemp advocacy and education, the IndoExpo Trade Show this weekend in Denver, and meaningless banter and nonsense to fill in the gaps.
Learn more about this episode of Let's Talk Hemp at www.letstalkhemp.com. Got questions for future episodes? Email us at [email protected].
LTH422 intro and outro music powered by MoTron and the #HempCaster Guitar @ Hole in the Sky Music.
Morris Beegle [email protected]
@morrisbeegle @LetsTalkHemp @NoCoHempExpo @ExperienceHemp @WAFBAofficial
And a new day will dawn for those who stand long and the forests will echo with laughter
Sound Designed by Jamie Humiston - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-humiston-91718b1b3/
06 GW Pharma and the New Colorado Legislation Proposal with Cindy Sovine and Tim Gordon
The Let's Talk Hemp Podcast
02/14/18 • 32 min
Episode 6 of #LetsTalkHemp and #The422 has us discussing GW Pharma and new legislation being proposed in Colorado and possible scenarios of how the cannabinoid markets will develop for natural products/nutraceuticals, pharmaceutical/medical, and recreational cannabis. This weeks guests include lobbyist and political consultant Cindy Sovine from Sovine Consulting, and Tim Gordon, president of the Colorado Hemp Industries Association and CEO of Functional Remedies and CBDRx. We'll also be discussing Operation CBD Gummy Bear(AKA Operation Candy Crush) in Tennessee along with America's obsession with ingesting Tide Pods.
Learn more about this episode of Let's Talk Hemp at www.letstalkhemp.com. Got questions for future episodes? Email us at [email protected].
LTH422 intro and outro music powered by MoTron and the #HempCaster Guitar @ Hole in the Sky Music.
Morris Beegle [email protected]
@morrisbeegle @LetsTalkHemp @NoCoHempExpo @ExperienceHemp @WAFBAofficial
And a new day will dawn for those who stand long and the forests will echo with laughter
Sound Designed by Jamie Humiston - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-humiston-91718b1b3/
Hemp in Hawaii
The Let's Talk Hemp Podcast
04/28/21 • 16 min
http://www.southernhempexpo.com
Ray Maki is a tropical permaculturalist and commercial organic farmer on Kauai for over 30 years. Maki is the president of the Hawaii hemp farmers association and owner of the Hawaii Nexus hemp oil products line. The Hawaii Nexus product line can be viewed at Hawaiinexus.com
Morris Beegle [email protected]
@morrisbeegle @LetsTalkHemp @NoCoHempExpo @ExperienceHemp @WAFBAofficial
And a new day will dawn for those who stand long and the forests will echo with laughter
Sound Designed by Jamie Humiston - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-humiston-91718b1b3/
The Peru Tapes: Exploring Hemp and Cannabis Opportunities in Latin America
The Let's Talk Hemp Podcast
11/05/24 • 99 min
Pioneering Hemp in Peru: A Deep Dive into the Andean Trade Forum
In this episode of the *Let's Talk Hemp Volume Up* podcast, host Morris Beagle recaps his experience at the Andean Hemp and Cannabis Trade Forum in Lima, Peru, and discusses the event's key highlights and discussions with various industry experts. The forum, organized by GCNC with assistance from Futura Farms, gathered stakeholders, government officials, and industry leaders from Peru and beyond to explore the burgeoning hemp market in Latin America.
Morris speaks with Beau Whitney, Jill Reddish, Patrick Atagi, and other key players who delve into the potential of Peru as a strategic player in hemp production. Key topics include Peru’s emerging hemp laws, which set a THC threshold of 1% for hemp products, opportunities for exports, and the importance of a supportive regulatory framework. Experts also discussed the role of international cooperation, with shared insights on genetic research, regulatory lessons from the U.S. and Europe, and the need for accessible technology to drive the industry forward.
There was consensus that Peru and other South American countries could benefit from lessons learned in North America and Europe to avoid regulatory hurdles and market limitations. The podcast closes with an optimistic outlook for the hemp industry's potential growth in Latin America and upcoming events focused on hemp policy and global market expansion.
Show Sponsor - Her Many Voices - hermanyvoices.org
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 - Introduction and Welcome
00:00:38 - Overview of the Peru Tapes
00:01:00 - Event Background and Organizers
00:01:42 - Global Hemp Supply Chain Panel
00:02:15 - Her Many Voices Sponsorship
00:02:29 - Interview with Event Facilitator
00:03:09 - Challenges in the Peruvian Market
00:03:25 - Focus on Medical Cannabis
00:04:17 - Regulatory Landscape in Peru
00:05:02 - CBD and THC Regulations
00:05:30 - Event Collaboration with GCNC
00:06:04 - Event Planning and Execution
00:07:09 - Support from Peruvian Government
00:08:03 - Congressional Support for Hemp Regulation
00:09:03 - Regulatory and Law Enforcement Cooperation
00:10:02 - Importance of Stakeholder Conversations
00:10:49 - Future Plans for the Event
00:11:00 - Market Development and Investment
00:12:27 - Closing Remarks from Event Facilitator
00:12:57 - Interview with Jill Redish from GCNC
00:13:24 - GCNC's Role in the Event
00:14:07 - Event Agenda and Focus
00:15:09 - Feedback and Outcomes
00:15:53 - Meetings with U.S. Embassy
00:16:36 - Regulatory Comparisons and Suggestions
00:17:19 - Pollination Role in Marketplaces
00:18:08 - Future Event Plans
00:18:41 - Networking and Cuisine in Lima
00:19:06 - Peruvian Cuisine Highlights
00:20:04 - Interview with Rob Perro from ICIA
00:20:35 - ICIA's Role and Goals
00:21:00 - Event Impressions and Networking
00:21:23 - Future Collaboration and Integration
00:22:02 - Upcoming ICIA Event in Washington, DC
00:22:43 - Cannabis Industry Challenges and Solutions
00:23:53 - Interview with Patrick Otagi from NIHC
00:24:08 - Business and Personal Insights from the Trip
00:24:31 - Regulatory Landscape in South America
00:25:10 - U.S. Government Agency Challenges
00:25:38 - Support from USDA and Other Agencies
00:26:13 - Peruvian Market Potential
00:27:01 - Event Success and Future Plans
00:27:23 - Small World Connections
00:28:33 - Interview with Vito Cechak from Poland
00:28:56 - Support for New Markets
00:29:33 - Panel Discussion on Hemp Supply Chain
00:30:31 - Challenges in Industrial Hemp Development
00:31:08 - Government and Industry Cooperation
00:32:44 - Argentina's Hemp Market Development
00:33:14 - Genetics and Market Research in Argentina
00:34:00 - Cooperation with Local Companies
00:35:15 - Study Tour from Argentina
00:36:00 - Potential...
Kenya Hemp Conference 2025: Pioneering Industrial Hemp in East Africa
The Let's Talk Hemp Podcast
02/20/25 • 69 min
"Hemp in Africa: Highlights from KEHE Con 2025"
Welcome back to the Let's Talk Hemp podcast! I'm your host, Morris Beagle, and today we have an exciting episode as we dive into the first-ever Kenya Hemp Conference, KEHE Con 2025, held in Nairobi, Kenya. This landmark event brought together policymakers, farmers, industry leaders, and international stakeholders to discuss the future of industrial hemp in East Africa.
We start the episode by wishing everyone a happy new year and sharing our plans for more consistent podcast episodes in 2025. We also give a shoutout to our sponsor, Her Many Voices, for their continued support.
The Kenya Hemp Conference, held at the prestigious Villa Rosa Kempinski Hotel, was a historic event with over 100 attendees and a lineup of expert speakers. The conference covered a wide range of topics, including hemp agronomy, processing, applications in plastics, animal feed, and carbon sequestration. The goal was to lay the groundwork for developing a hemp industry in Kenya and beyond.
In this episode, we feature interviews with nine key voices from the conference:
Paul Kirika from the National Museums of Kenya, who shares his excitement about the endless opportunities in hemp cultivation and its potential to transform local and export economies.
Lusike Ajayi, Director of Crop Systems in Kenya, who discusses the importance of underutilized fruits and the potential of industrial hemp to replace plastics and support sustainable agriculture.
Dr Rizike Mwadalu from the Kenya Forest Research Institute, who highlights the potential of industrial hemp for carbon sequestration and soil management.
Dennis Itumbi from the President's office, who emphasizes the need for policy changes and the importance of moving from policy discussions to practical implementation on farms.
Cedric Nwafor from Roots Africa, who talks about connecting U.S. academic institutions with African farming communities and the potential of industrial hemp to transform local economies.
Rusty Peterson from IND Hemp, who discusses the importance of sustainability and the potential of industrial hemp to meet UN SDG goals.
Olufemi Ajayi from Alabama State University, who shares insights on integrated pest management and the importance of legalizing industrial hemp in Kenya.
Kingwa Kamencu from Blackstar Media, who talks about the business and spiritual aspects of hemp and the potential of hempwood and hemp food products.
Sankara Sankie member of event organizing team and eight plus year advocate and industrial hemp educator.
Throughout the episode, we explore the various applications of industrial hemp, from food and animal feed to biodegradable plastics and carbon credits. The enthusiasm and optimism of the speakers highlight the potential of industrial hemp to drive economic development, sustainability, and innovation in Kenya and beyond.
Sponsor Acknowledgment
A big thank you to our sponsor, Her Many Voices, a platform where grassroots activism meets indigenous wisdom to benefit all of Earth's inhabitants. Visit them at hermanyvoices.org
TIMESTAMP
00:00:00 - Introduction and New Year Wishes
00:00:45 - Overview of Kenya Hemp Conference
00:02:32 - Interview with Paul Kirika: National Museums of Kenya
00:05:27 - Hemp's Role in Food and Animal Feed
00:07:04 - Legalization and Policy Challenges in Kenya
00:10:23 - Final Thoughts from Paul Kirika
00:11:22 - Interview with Lusike Wasilwa: Crop Systems Director
00:13:01 - Lusike's Experience with Industrial Crops
00:15:06 - Hemp's Potential in Replacing Plastics
00:17:03 - Hemp's Economic and Environmental Benefits
00:20:42 - Future of Hemp in Kenya: Lusike's Perspective
00:22:43 - Interview with Dr. Riziki Mudalu: Kenya Forest Research Institute
00:25:10 - Dr. Riziki on Carbon Sequestration and Soil Management
00:27:00 - Optimism for Hemp Legalization in Kenya
00:29:29 - Final Thoughts from Dr. Riziki
00:29:44 - Interview with Dennis from the President's Office
00:30:27 - Dennis on Conference Insights and Policy Issues
00:32:04 - U.S. Support for Kenya's Hemp Industry
00:33:23 - Final Thoughts from Dennis
00:33:44 - Interview with Cedric Nwafo: Roots Africa
00:33:59 - Cedric's Background and Roots Africa's Mission
00:34:49 - Farmers' Interest in Industrial Hemp
00:35:22 - Conference Insights and Applications for Smallholder Farmers
00:37:14 - Final Thoughts from Cedric
00:38:11 - Interview with Rusty Peterson: IND Hemp
00:38:45 - Rusty's Impressions of Kenya and the Conference
00:39:14 - Opportunities for IND Hemp in Kenya
00:41:01 - Rusty on Carbon Credi...
Let's Talk Hemp Grain at the Asia International Hemp Expo
The Let's Talk Hemp Podcast
11/28/24 • 33 min
Let's Talk Hemp Grain at the Asia International Hemp Expo
In this episode of the Let's Talk Hemp podcast, I had the pleasure of hosting a second live session from the third annual Asia International Hemp Expo. We delved into the fascinating world of hemp grain and its myriad applications, from human food and animal feed to cosmetics and biofuels.
I kicked off the discussion by highlighting the nutritional benefits of hemp seeds, which have been consumed for thousands of years and are rich in protein, amino acids, and essential fatty acids. Our guest, Joe Hickey from the United States, shared insights into the current challenges surrounding hemp in the animal feed sector, particularly the stringent regulations regarding THC levels. He emphasized the absurdity of the two parts per million (PPM) limit set by the FDA, which is not based on scientific evidence and creates significant barriers for the industry.
We also welcomed Waris Salah from Thailand, who discussed the burgeoning hemp cosmetics industry in the country. She shared her experiences in developing hemp seed oil products that have already received FDA approval in Thailand, highlighting the potential for hemp in both the cosmetic and food sectors.
Throughout the episode, we explored the opportunities for hemp as a superfood and the importance of building a sustainable industry. We discussed the need for collaboration among stakeholders to overcome regulatory hurdles and expand the market for hemp products.
As we wrapped up, I encouraged listeners to consider the benefits of hemp and the importance of supporting this emerging industry. We concluded with a call to action for everyone involved to work together to create a thriving hemp market that can positively impact health and the environment. Thank you for tuning in, and I look forward to our next episode where we will discuss hemp-derived cannabinoids!
Morris Beegle [email protected]
@morrisbeegle @LetsTalkHemp @NoCoHempExpo @ExperienceHemp @WAFBAofficial
And a new day will dawn for those who stand long and the forests will echo with laughter
Sound Designed by Jamie Humiston - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-humiston-91718b1b3/
04 Cannabis Research and Organic Hemp Innovations with Tom Darmody
The Let's Talk Hemp Podcast
02/01/18 • 29 min
Episode 4 invites Tom Darmody, executive director of the Industrial Hemp Research Foundation, to discuss how cannabis research is being done domestically along with their upcoming Organic Hemp Innovation event taking place on February 24th in Denver. We hear from Rick on the Hemp Industries Association strategic planning weekend and Vote Hemp's States initiatives in Iowa, collaborating with Hemp Road Trip. Morris tells us about his trip to tropical Mexico, and how hemp is being used by @heavensgrow in construction. Last but not least, Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch join the party here at The 422.
Learn more about this episode of Let's Talk Hemp at www.letstalkhemp.com. Got questions for future episodes? Email us at [email protected].
LTH422 intro and outro music powered by MoTron and the #HempCaster Guitar @ Hole in the Sky Music.
Morris Beegle [email protected]
@morrisbeegle @LetsTalkHemp @NoCoHempExpo @ExperienceHemp @WAFBAofficial
And a new day will dawn for those who stand long and the forests will echo with laughter
Sound Designed by Jamie Humiston - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-humiston-91718b1b3/
Let's Talk Hemp Cannabinoids at the Asia International Hemp Expo
The Let's Talk Hemp Podcast
11/29/24 • 30 min
Let's Talk Hemp Cannabinoids at the Asia International Hemp Expo
In this episode of the Let's Talk Hemp podcast, it's Day 3 at the third annual Asia International Hemp Expo, organized by the Thai Industrial Hemp Trade Association (TITA) and we are broadcasting live. We express our gratitude to all attendees and speakers who have contributed to making this event a success.
Today, we delve into the topic of hemp cannabinoids, including CBD, CBG, and THC, while also touching on the innovative hemp derivatives emerging in the United States. Our guests include Eben from Maine, who has a decade of experience in the cannabis industry, and Mr. Kattanyu Kamnoi, a pharmacist from Salad Bioceutical Thailand, who is pioneering the cannabis industry in Thailand.
A significant focus of our discussion revolves around the importance of lab testing for cannabinoids. Eben highlights the challenges faced in the U.S. regarding inconsistent lab results due to varying standards across different states. He emphasizes the need for standardized testing methodologies to ensure accurate and reliable results, especially for international trade.
Mr. Kattanyu shares his experiences in Thailand, where the current lab testing capabilities are limited, often resulting in discrepancies in cannabinoid profiles from different labs. This inconsistency poses challenges for producers seeking to comply with regulations and accurately label their products.
We explore the potential solutions to these issues, including the importance of establishing harmonized standards and utilizing reputable labs with a global presence, such as Eurofins and Columbia. The conversation also touches on the role of genetics in cannabinoid production and the emerging market for various cannabinoids beyond CBD.
As we wrap up the episode, we open the floor for questions from the audience, addressing concerns about lab trustworthiness and the need for regulatory frameworks to ensure public health and safety. We conclude by inviting listeners to join us for our next session, where we will discuss the environmental benefits of hemp.
Thank you for tuning in, and we look forward to continuing the conversation about the future of hemp and cannabinoids!
Morris Beegle [email protected]
@morrisbeegle @LetsTalkHemp @NoCoHempExpo @ExperienceHemp @WAFBAofficial
And a new day will dawn for those who stand long and the forests will echo with laughter
Sound Designed by Jamie Humiston - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-humiston-91718b1b3/
The Cape Town Tapes: Exploring Hemp Innovations in South Africa
The Let's Talk Hemp Podcast
03/07/25 • 69 min
Pioneering Hemp in Africa: Insights from South Africa's Hemp Leaders
Welcome back to the Let's Talk Hemp podcast, Volume Up! I'm your host, Morris Beagle, and today we're diving into the vibrant hemp and cannabis scene in Cape Town, South Africa. After an enriching experience at the Kenya Hemp Conference, I spent nearly three weeks in Cape Town, exploring the local industry and meeting some incredible people.
Highlights from Cape Town
Hemporium and the Hemp Hotel
I had the pleasure of staying at the Hemp Hotel, the tallest hemp structure in the world, with my colleague Paul Benham from the Hemp Plastic Company. The hotel used over 60 tons of hemp in its construction, offering a unique and sustainable experience. Hemporium, a hemp retail shop located in the same building, has been a pioneer in the industry since 1996. Tony Budden, the founder, shared insights into the versatility of hemp and the importance of creating a sustainable market.
Key Conversations
Tony Budden, Hemporium: Tony discussed the challenges and opportunities in the hemp industry, emphasizing the need for local hemp genetics and the potential of biophilic design in creating natural living spaces.
Trenton Birsch, Chiba Africa Hemp and Cannabis Training Academy: Trenton's academy is a government-approved and accredited school, providing essential training in hemp and cannabis cultivation.
Natie Ferreira, Daga Pharmacy Cannabis Farms: Natty, an ornamental horticulturist and agronomist, shared his expertise in hemp and cannabis genetics, highlighting the importance of local adaptation for successful cultivation.
Tanya Clarke, Invigrow: Tanya, who recently relocated from Malawi, has been a significant player in the hemp and cannabis industry. She discussed the regulatory landscape and the potential for regional markets in Africa.
Regulatory Insights
South Africa is making strides with new regulations, including a proposed 2% THC limit, which is more lenient than the current 0.2-0.3% in Europe and the US. This change could significantly benefit local farmers and the industry as a whole.
Future Prospects
The conversations I had in Cape Town were enlightening and inspiring. The local industry is poised for growth, with a strong focus on sustainability and innovation. I look forward to spending more time in South Africa and continuing to amplify the message of hemp's potential.
Sponsor Acknowledgment
A big thank you to our sponsor, Her Many Voices, a platform where grassroots activism meets indigenous wisdom to benefit all of Earth's inhabitants. Visit them at hermanyvoices.org
TIME STAMPS:
00:00:00 - Introduction and Sponsorship
00:00:45 - Cape Town Experience
00:01:27 - NoCo Hemp Expo Announcement
00:01:38 - Cape Town Highlights
00:02:09 - The Hemp Hotel
00:02:20 - Hemporium Store Overview
00:03:13 - Interviews with Industry Leaders
00:03:34 - Introduction to Cape Town Tapes
00:03:46 - Hemporium Store Tour
00:04:19 - Tony Budden Introduction
00:04:34 - Hemporium's Mission
00:05:16 - Industry Challenges and Opportunities
00:05:59 - Relocation to Hemp Hotel
00:06:10 - Hemp Hotel Features
00:07:03 - Biophilic Design Concept
00:07:39 - Global Hemp Industry Insights
00:08:00 - 2% THC Regulation
00:09:37 - Pioneering Hemp Regulations
00:10:39 - Paul Benham's Commentary
00:11:12 - Addressing THC Creep
00:12:05 - Local vs. Imported Varieties
00:13:08 - Building a Regional Market
00:14:01 - Sustainable Industry Goals
00:16:01 - Invitation to Cape Town
00:16:26 - Future of Hemp Regulations
00:17:08 - End Use Focus
00:18:03 - Learning from Global Experiences
00:18:13 - Interview with Tanya Clark
00:19:01 - Tanya's Background and Malawi Experience
00:19:38 - Cannabis and Essential Oils in Malawi
00:20:11 - Industrial Hemp Trials and Lobbying
00:21:17 - Cannabis Regulatory Authority in Malawi
00:22:03 - Medical and Industrial Cannabis in Malawi
00:22:49 - Cannabis Regulatory Framework
00:23:43 - Business Lines and Market Testing
00:24:38 - Regional and Global Market Expansion
00:25:11 - Relocation to Cape Town
00:26:28 - Cape Town's Appeal
00:26:43 - Operating in South Africa
00:27:04 - African Agenda on Global Stage
00:27:15 - Successful Models and Challenges
00:28:01 - Quality Standards and Regulations
00:28:22 - Regional Trade and Market Expansion
00:29:08 - Collaboration with U.S. and Africa
00:30:05 - 2% THC Regulation Impact
00:30:47 - Traditional Healing and Plant Medicine
00:31:08 - Inter-Africa Trade Potential
00:32:06 - Traditional Healing Elements
00:32:41 - Recruiting for Africa
00:33:24 - Interview with Nattie Ferreira
00:34:24 - Na...
36 Hemp for Our Future - Hemp Helps America
The Let's Talk Hemp Podcast
06/03/20 • 56 min
This episode takes a look at how three amazing hemp leaders bring the industry together in an effort to help combat some of the issues resulting from pandemic pandemonium. Hemp for Our Future was the brain-child of Courtney Moran and Shawn Hauser, who brought in Annie Rouse and Friends of Hemp to organize and execute an ongoing campaign to gather supplies and help utilize hemp products to help America fight the war on COVID.
From delivering cannabinoids to front line healthcare workers in New England to the donation of hundreds of clothes from companies like Colorado Hemp Company, this campaign has dozens of hemp companies supporting it on a nationwide scale. Go to Hemp For Our Future to see the video, learn how you can donate and support this worthwhile cause.
Rick speaks with Kyla DuMont, the Vermont transplant to Los Angeles, that finds her path taking her home as a result of the COVID economic relocation program - essentially leaving L.A. for Vermont to maintain employment consulting for companies in the cannabis space focusing in hemp. She describes the current state of the State of California, how she came up with the idea of MediMaple, combining cannabinoids with maple syrup, and how many folks didn’t realize maple came from a tree! We discuss that as one of her passions, bringing together healthy, high-grade Vermont syrup with healthy cannabinoids -- and trying to expand to CBG so law enforcement and healthcare workers can use it for endocannabinoid issues.
"And I think for a long time to come there will be opportunities for hemp to be the most appropriate suitable material for a number of reasons." - Shawn Hauser.
Learn more about this episode of Lets Talk Hemp with Morris Beegle and Rick Trojan at www.letstalkhemp.com/36
Morris Beegle [email protected]
@morrisbeegle @LetsTalkHemp @NoCoHempExpo @ExperienceHemp @WAFBAofficial
And a new day will dawn for those who stand long and the forests will echo with laughter
Sound Designed by Jamie Humiston - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-humiston-91718b1b3/
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